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Hotel details for Swiss-Inn Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Swiss-Inn Kuala Lumpur


Area: Kuala Lumpur

Country: Malaysia

Ratings: *******

Room Rate From MYR 145.00 per night

Swiss-Inn KL Chinatown hotel petaling street hotel cafe petaling terrace cafe Japanese kitchen in chinatown cheap kl hotel

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Best Room Rates Listing for Swiss-Inn Kuala Lumpur
Room Type – Bed Type	Best Daily Room Rates
Superior - Double/ Twin Breakfast included	MYR 145
Deluxe - Double/ Twin Breakfast included	MYR 155
Family - Triple Breakfast included	MYR 190
Swiss-Inn Kuala Lumpur Term & Conditions

3 Days/ 2 Nights Chinatown Getaway Package for Period 01/01/2008 to 03/31/2009

3 Days/ 2 Nights Chinatown Getaway Package.

Package includes:-
Comlimentary Breakfast for 2 persons
Comlimentary Set Dinner for 2 person (only for 01 nite)
Comlimentary Internet Surfing
Complimentary storage of luggage
Complimentary Mineral H2O
Complimentary Welcome Drink for 2 persons
Late check-out until 4pm (subject to availability)
Rates subject to change without notice

Superior/Double/ Twin
Rates from MYR 320

Deluxe/Double/ Twin
Rates from MYR 320

Special Packages for Swiss-Inn Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

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Deluxe Room	Double Delight	Lobby	Superior Room	Family Room

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Hair Dryer Ironing Facilities Laundry Mini bar/Fridge Security Keycard Security Safe Television Coffee / Tea Money Changer Internet Cafe Breakfast Coffee House Restaurants Bar / Pub / Lounge / Disco Fast Food Shopping Pasar Malam (Night Market) Airport Transfers

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Swiss Inn Kuala Lumpur, Chinatown, Malaysia

Swiss-Inn Kuala Lumpur is ideally located in the heart of Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur which is a bustling business, entertainment area and a shopping paradise. Stay with us and you can experience the enchanting Petaling Street, with its exhilarating night bazaars offering an assortment of merchandise, from branded watches to traditional herbal medicine. Walk into history to see some of the world's famous buildings and architecture, all within a walking distance.

The boutique hotel consists of 110 rooms, which is decorated in soft pastel shades with a warm ambience. Each room is equipped with complete amenities to ensure great comfort and convenience. The hotel is also within easy access to the Putra LRT station, bus terminal, business centers and other tourist attraction spots.

Dining and Entertainment at Swiss-Inn Kuala Lumpur hotel:

The Terrace Café - An open concept Café in the heart of Chinatown. Quench your thirst after a long day of shopping and sight seeing. Enjoy the delightful taste and aromas the Terrace Café has to offer, a wide variety of local and western cuisine including grilled favorites such as Chicken Chops, Burgers, Satay, Lamp Chops and many more.
Open daily: 7.00am - 11.00pm daily including Public Holidays

Carlos Bar Swiss-Inn KL Chinatown Hotel Carlos Bar - Stop by our open concept Carlos Bar while passing through the busiest shopping arcade in Kuala Lumpur. Our professional bartenders will be ready to serve you at any time of day. Enjoy the vast assortment of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages all day long. Our house specialty includes the famous cocktail I Dream Of Jeannie and Swiss Sling. Guaranteed to refresh you after a long day.
Open daily: 11.00am - 11.00pm including Public Holidays

Cafe Petaling Swiss-Inn KL Chinatown Hotel
Cafe Petaling - Visit Café Petaling and savour the delightful array of local and international cuisine at an amazingly affordable price. Try our local favourites such as nasi lemak and Malaysian fried rice. Fully air conditioned to ensure your comfort. Catch a glimpse of the olden days of Chinatown while having your meal to get a hint of hoe the market place had been some centuries ago. Experience American Buffet breakfast in Chinatown when you stay with us for only RM10.00++. It is also available for walk-in guests.
Open daily: 7.00am - 11.00pm including Public Holidays

Japanese Kitchen Swiss-Inn Hotel KL Chinatown Hotel Japanese Kitchen - Try out our renowned tantalizing Japanese food from the one and only Japanese Kitchen outlet in Chinatown while witnessing the scenes of bustling market activity in Colourful Petaling Street. It offers wide variety of famous delicacies from the land of the rising sun. Swiss-Inn Japanese Kitchen stands proud as the only Japanese food outlet in the whole vicinity of Chinatown. Try our famous dishes such as Teppanyaki, Udon Tempura Noodles and California Roll. You can even watch our Chef in action as he prepares our favourite Japanese food. Closed on Mondays.

Places of Interest around Swiss-Inn Hotel, Chinatown Kuala Lumpur

Chinatown
An area bordered by Jalan Hang Lekir, Jalan Sultan and Jalan Tun H.S.Lee, China Town never fails to enchant visitors with its amazing colours, smells and sights. The central section, "Jalan Petaling", is a frantically busy market that is closed to traffuc. Under the shade of multi-coloured umbrellas, trades fruits, flower, CDs/VCDs, magazines, clothes, watches , and iced drinks such as "dragon-eyes water" make impressions on all five senses. China Town is about 5 minutes by road from the hotel.

Pasar Seni / Central Market
Built in 1936 as a wet market, Central Market today functions as a cultural and crafts centre, crammed with souvenir stalls and food outlets. See craftsmen at work on the ground and mezzanine floors which teem with all manner of trinkets and handicrafts. Excellent Malay and fast food can be enjoyed on the first floor. Bangsawan (Malay opera), Wayang Kulit (shadow play), Chinese Opera, Bharaha Natyam and other traditional dances are performed in its open-air amphitheatre on the banks of the Klang River.

Petronas Twin Towers
Petronas Twin Towers, designed by famed architect Cesar Pelli, is the tallest building in the world at 451.9m. Each of its 88-storey tower is reserved by double-decked passenger lifts and 10 escalators. A skybridge links both towers on the 41st floor, giving visitors a magnificent view of the city.

Kuala Lumpur Tower
The fourth tallest telecommunications and broadcasting tower in the world. Standing at 421m, Menara Kuala Lumpur offers a variety of facilities such as Observation Deck (276m) that provides 360 degrees spectacular view of Kuala Lumpur City, revolving restaurant Seri Angkasa (282m) and Mega View Banquet Deck, that caters for private functions at 288m.

Bintang Walk
If you love people-watching, sipping aromatic coffee and nibbling freshly-baked croissants, then head for Bintang Walk. Besides that, the Walk also boasts of shopping malls that offer a wide range of local and imported goods at reasonable and affordable prices.

Batu Caves
During the annual Thaipusam festival, thousands of kavadi-carrying devotees climb 272 steps up to the main cavern of Batu Caves to pay homage to Lord Subramaniam. The limestone walls overgrown with ferns, loom 20m high with rays of light piercing from gaps above. Another cavern, the "Art Gallery", contains colourful images from Hindu mythology. In the temple grounds, monkeys roam freely around the souvenir stalls.

Merdeka Square
Merdeka Square is located in the heart of downtown Kuala Lumpur, near the convergence of the Kelang and Gombak rivers. British officials once played cricket on this square. On August 31, 1957, the Union Jack was lowered and the nation's independence was proclaimed here. Today, the world's tallest flagpole stands on this stretch of green, rising 95m high. At the basement beneath the square lies Plaza Putra, with cinemas, souvenir stalls, a tourists information centre, a restaurants and performing arts theater. It takes approximately 10 minutes to reach the Square by road from the hotel.

National Museum
Donning a Minangkabau roof and two long murals on its facade, the National Museum is located on Jalan Damansara. The ground floor houses dioramas depicting scenes from Malaysian life while the upper floor houses exhibits stuffed animals and birds, traditional musical instruments and weapons. Vintage locomotives, antique cars and bullock carts are also displayed at the museum grounds.

Masjid Jamek Mosque
Sited at the confluence of the Gombak and Klang rivers, Masjid Jamek was built in 1909 and is the city's oldest mosque. Designed by government architect A.B.Hubbock, it incorporate North Indian Muslim elements in its design. Its main dome is flanked by two smaller domes together with couples and minarets topping the brick walls and arched colonnades.

Desa Water Park
Situated at Taman Desa, Desa WaterPark is accessible by an access road connecting you straight to the WaterPark. Desa WaterPark, a family entertainment park is located 15 minutes away from the heart of Kuala Lumpur, offers a wide range of excellent facilities and water-based rides for the entire family.

Address:
62, Jalan Sultan, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Attractions Nearby

Chinatown - The central section, "Jalan Petaling", is a frantically busy market that is closed to traffuc. Under the shade of multi-coloured umbrellas, trades fruits, flower, CDs/VCDs, magazines, clothes, watches , and iced drinks such as "dragon-eyes water" make impressions on all five senses. China Town is about 5 minutes by road from the hotel.

Pasar Seni / Central Market - Built in 1936 as a wet market, Central Market today functions as a cultural and crafts centre, crammed with souvenir stalls and food outlets. Excellent Malay and fast food can be enjoyed on the first floor.

Petronas Twin Towers - Designed by famed architect Cesar Pelli, is the tallest building in the world at 451.9m. Each of its 88-storey tower is reserved by double-decked passenger lifts and 10 escalators. A skybridge links both towers on the 41st floor, giving visitors a magnificent view of the city.

Kuala Lumpur Tower - The fourth tallest telecommunications and broadcasting tower in the world. Standing at 421m, Menara Kuala Lumpur offers a variety of facilities such as Observation Deck (276m) that provides 360 degrees spectacular view of Kuala Lumpur City, revolving restaurant Seri Angkasa (282m) and Mega View Banquet Deck, that caters for private functions at 288m.

Bintang Walk - If you love people-watching, sipping aromatic coffee and nibbling freshly-baked croissants, then head for Bintang Walk. Besides that, the Walk also boasts of shopping malls that offer a wide range of local and imported goods at reasonable and affordable prices.

Batu Caves - During the annual Thaipusam festival, thousands of kavadi-carrying devotees climb 272 steps up to the main cavern of Batu Caves to pay homage to Lord Subramaniam. The limestone walls overgrown with ferns, loom 20m high with rays of light piercing from gaps above.

Merdeka Square - Merdeka Square is located in the heart of downtown Kuala Lumpur, near the convergence of the Kelang and Gombak rivers. It takes approximately 10 minutes to reach the Square by road from the hotel.

National Museum - Donning a Minangkabau roof and two long murals on its facade, the National Museum is located on Jalan Damansara. Vintage locomotives, antique cars and bullock carts are also displayed at the museum grounds.

Masjid Jamek Mosque - Sited at the confluence of the Gombak and Klang rivers, Masjid Jamek was built in 1909 and is the city's oldest mosque.

Desa Water Park - Situated at Taman Desa, Desa WaterPark is accessible by an access road connecting you straight to the WaterPark. Desa WaterPark, a family entertainment park is located 15 minutes away from the heart of Kuala Lumpur, offers a wide range of excellent facilities and water-based rides for the entire family.

LOCATION and T R A N S P O R T A T I O N

By Air - Kuala Lumpur International Airport is approximately 1 hour by road. Subang Airport is 30 minutes by road.
By Rail - Kuala Lumpur Railway Station and Sentral Station (Light Railway Train (LRT)) is about 2KM away, approximately 5 minutes by car.
By Road - Main Bus Station is called Pudu Raya is within 5 minutes walking distance.